SHARE SHARE TWEET EMAIL. Americans embrace fast food because it fits well with the busy pace of everyday life, and because it looks and tastes good. But the $184 billion a year fast food industry also uses a battery of marketing strategies to keep its foothold in the front line of modern culture. Marketing is continually evolving, but there are some basic strategies the industry uses to sell fast food.
Cervical Sprain and Strain. Cervical sprain or cervical strain is a neck injury, which results in stiffness, pain, weakness, and muscle spasm. A sprain is an injury to the ligament, a tissue connecting bone to bone or a joint capsule providing joint stability. Damaged joint capsule or ligament results in instability in a joint.
Neck Strain Overview. Neck strain is injury to the muscles and tendons that support and move the head and neck. The neck is susceptible to injury because it is capable of extensive range of motion. It is, as a result, less stable that many other body areas. In addition, the neck muscles are affected by the motion of nearly all other areas of the body. The neck contains many vital anatomic structures, the most critical being the airway (breathing tube), the spinal cord, and the blood vessels that supply the brain.